Self-assembly of SnO2 quantum dots into hierarchically ordered structures assisted by oriented attachment
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Zanyong Zhuang, Xiaogang Xue
Taking SnO2 quantum dots with random orientation as a precursor, NaOH induces self-assembly of SnO2 dots to form the nanowires, side-by-side attachment of which generates hierarchically ordered structures. The multistep oriented attachment mechanism can help to describe the oriented assembly of big nanocrystals.
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